Showing posts with label Jerry Douglas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jerry Douglas. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Jerry Douglas 2014-03-30 Aladdin Theater Portland, OR

Jerry Douglas "Solo/Acoustic"
2014/03/30
Aladdin Theater
Portland, Or.

01.
02.Foggy Mountain Rock
03.
04.Rock Bottom
05.People Returning
06.On A Monday
07.Senior' Lament
08.The Perils of Private Mulvaney
09.
10.Route Irish
11.
12.American Tune/Spain  
 
Jerry Douglas - Two Dobro'


About "Traveler":
Traveler, though, is a star studded tour de force. You want star power? How you likin' Eric Clapton, Mumford & Sons, Paul Simon, Allison Krauss, along w old buddies Sam & Bela, to name a few? The music has a tremendous amount of variety, with a heavy emphasis on the blues, from the slow blues of "on a Monday" (featuring a rare lead vocal by Jerry), the crunchy rock of So Here We Are, smooth slow blues w Marc Cohn, Delta blues of Keb Mo w High Blood Pressure, slow blues of Something You Got w Clapton. Duke & Cookie 1st appeared on the aforementioned Telluride Sessions, & reunites JD w co-writer Sam Bush, while fellow SiN member Bela Fleck shines on Gone to Fortingill. King Silkie is straight ahead bluegrass. Although nothing can outshine the original, The Boxer featuring Mumford & Sons almost equals it, which is saying quite a lot. Paul Simon is listed as being featured on this song, but I'll be damned if I can even pick him out in the mix, about my only quibble. American Tune & Spain are both favorites of mine in their original versions, & they sound wonderful put together with Jerry's plaintive dobro.


Source:  Dennis' Audience recording>AudioReality Stealth condenser mics>Sony PCM-M10 "WAV" (16 bit 44.1khz)master > FLAC > Traders little helper > DIME > You = ENJOY.  

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Thursday, June 11, 2026

Midnight Jam 1994-04-30 Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival Walker Center North Wilkesboro, NC

Midnight Jam
Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival
Walker Center
North Wilkesboro, NC
April 30, 1994

Source: Soundboard DAT x ?
Transfers: Casio DA-7 > Tascam CD-RW 700 (pass through -2 db) > 
Audiophile 2496 @ 24/44.1 KHz WAV using Wavelab 5 > 
mastered to 16/44.1 KHz WAV (Waves L3) > CDWAV 1.9 > FLAC 
Transfers, Remastering and seeded to bt.etree.org by Bill Koucky October 2006

Disc 1         69:43

-Tony Rice Unit –
1.    Red Haired Boy
2.    Nine Pound Hammer
3.    A Maiden’s Prayer
4.    Sally Goodin
- Chesapeake -
5.    Intro
6.    
7.    Last Train To Poor Valley
8.    Bill VonDiddly Fonte
- Tony Williamson -
9.    Intro
10.    Road To Pedro’s
- The First North Carolina Mandolin Orchestra - 
11.    Intro, Tuning
12.     Dark Eyes
Enter John Cowan
13.    Stormy Monday
14.    ? (John Solo) 
15.    Outro

Disc 2         49:38

-Peter Rowan & The Rowan Brothers 
1.    Intro 
2.    I’ll Be There
Enter Jerry Douglas, Arena Serine, Mark Schatz 
3.    Man Of Constant Sorrow
4.    A Man With A Dream
5.    Free Mexican Air Force
6.    Fair And Tender Ladies
7.    The Darkest Hour
- Peter Wernick’s Five Alive - 
8.    On A Roll
Enter Tim O’Brien, Jack Lawrence 
9.    Huckling The Berries
10.    Band Intros
11.    Stony Creek

Master of Ceremonies: John Roden

Tony Rice Unit: 
Tony Rice         Guitar
Wyatt Rice         Guitar
Ricky Simpkins        Fiddle
Ronnie Simpkins        Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau        Mandolin

Chesapeake:
Mike Auldridge        Dobro
T. Michael Coleman    Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau        Mandolin
Moondi Klein        Guitar

Mandolin Orchestra:
Tony Williamson
John Duffy
Jimmy Gaudreau
And many others..

The Rowan Brothers:
Peter Rowan        Guitar, Mandolin
Loren Rowan        12 String Guitar
Chris Rowan        Guitar
Stuart Duncan        Fiddle
Victor Krauss        Bass

Live Five:
Peter Wernick        Banjo
Greg Weber        Vibes
Rich Moore        Electric Bass
Bill Panterelli        Clarinet
Chris Ditsin        Drums

Notes: This is a partial set and the discs are seamless.

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